There's a totally sweet article about us in the Willamette Weekly that came out today:
Show me your tears: Los Angeles transplants make PDX their home.

...and here's a quote we enjoyed, also written by Nilina Mason-Campbell, followed by links to other stuff on localcut.com that we haven't posted:
"Things I like about shows: when there is something that differentiates them from any other show. I also enjoy when reviews highlight that and something I think should be highlighted about Magic Johnson's set: when everyone started singing old, old-skool Whitney Houston, when Magic Johnson then covered Whitney Houston, when everyone started screaming for more in Spanish and Magic Johnson then accommodated the request with glee and provided us with two more songs instead of just one before drawing a close to their set."

-Live Review: Sound Judgment Festival, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 10-11 (Updated with More Photos)

-Photo Review: Don Hellions and Magic Johnson at Dekum Manor, Sunday, Oct. 5th

-Big Q&A: Portland Musicians Get Political on Election Day


Thanks to the writers and photographers for helping us cherish some memories.

Apparently, you should move to L.A to see us:
http://www.msplinks.com/MDFodHRwOi8vd3d3LmloZWFydGNvbWl4LmNvbS9ibG9nL2ZyYW5raS9tYWdpYy1qb2huc29uLWFub3RoZXItcmVhc29uLXlvdS13aXNoLXlvdS1saXZlZC1sYQ==


You can download us on some reviews:
http://elbo.ws/post/1056511/
http://www.bibabidi.com/2008/05/magic-johnson.html

aaannd of course, 20 jazzfunkgreats!
http://www.20jazzfunkgreats.co.uk/wordpress/page/2/



Lots of love and thanks to Bianca and Christene.

Apparently, we kicked out the jams...
http://localcut.wweek.com/2008/04/18/magic-johnson-kicks-out-the-jams-on-penny-jam/

Here Comes a Big Black Cloud, Hornet Leg, Magic Johnson[GARAGE] Even though the stomp-and-shred of guitar-and-drum duos has been done more than a few times, both Hornet Leg and recent Portland transplants Magic Johnson are playing the hell out of their instruments like they’re onto something new. Pure energy and enthusiasm drive songs like Magic Johnson’s "La Casa," a blistering punk barrage sung in Spanish by drummer Ana Rodriguez (it incites her friends to clean the house). This show is exactly the sort of trouble the kids should be getting into (and if tonight’s appearance weren’t 21+, I’m sure they’d do just that). JIM SANDBERG. Towne Lounge, 714 SW 20th Place., 241-8696.